I see if you order the bike rack it takes care of any sag. So, for that person that has the 15lb dog and loves this product I ask if you could add another 5 lb dog to the basket. And, would you? I have 2 dogs; 1 is 15lbs and the other 5lbs. They dont go anywhere without the other...and would hate to leave one home. Please let me know your thoughts on room for 2 dogs. Thanks! I see if you order the bike rack it takes care of any sag. So, for that person that has the 15lb dog and loves this product I ask if you could add another 5 lb dog to the basket. And, would you? ... » Read More I see if you order the bike rack it takes care of any sag. So, for that person that has the 15lb dog and loves this product I ask if you could add another 5 lb dog to the basket. And, would you? I have 2 dogs; 1 is 15lbs and the other 5lbs. They dont go anywhere without the other...and would hate to leave one home. Please let me know your thoughts on room for 2 dogs. Thanks! « Show Less
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I braced my pet basket with a front carrier and a piece of timber which would handle the load you described. However, I would be worried about the bike stability and riding safely, particularly if the dogs moved around a little. I think I'd prefer an arrangement mounted to the rear carrier for improved balance.
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Absolutely not, it hasn't worked very well with our 14 lb dog and would say it I better for maybe a 10 lb. dog. Have you considered getting one of those carts that goes behind the bike?
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Are they tall? Do they really like each other? Do they willingly go into bags? My dog hated the fact that there was no top access. Although, she is not so used to carriers. I replaced mine with a regular large Sherpa - which is what I should have bought in the first place. Even though she's a little tall for it, she doesn't mind it at all.
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I have the LARGE crate, and my two pugs hang out in there together with a little moving room. There's also a pillow and blanket on top of the cushion pad I ordered for the bottom of the crate and a couple of their stuffed toys. I've never seen a separator that makes it possible to split the crate and I've owned three that I changed out for different reasons. I think you'd be better off ordering a smaller size carrier and kenneling the puppy in there first and order the size you'll eventually need. We still use our carriers to take them to the vet.
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do your dog a favor.. if you want a bike basket that will be holy crap comfy and huge for your dog get the wald 157 (not for front suspension bikes though) I can fit my 7lb dog AND my 10 lb dog in it with room to spare. id say for this basket through to answer your question the weigh limit I prob about 10 lbs. the wald 157 has arms that go down to the front wheel hub and with these the bike baskets don't sag ( very sturdy)
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I got it for 2 60 pound bull dogs to get in the SUV and a king size bed - however, the dogs don't like it, the sides freak them out, because there are no sides, but maybe your dog will be okay on it
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Bonnie, I got the stainless steel rack offered on Amazon actually. My brother-in-law builds bikes and he is going to put both the rack and the basket on for my sister this weekend. I'll be glad to ask him and email you back Monday or Tuesday. Dino not sure you can see all the answers since you tried to help Bonnie, thanks for the tip below. Since I don't know if the rack I purchased is singular or double tubing... I guess I'll find out this weekend if it works well. Denise in Land O Lakes, FL (I can be reached at czgringo@aol.com)
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I have a 12 lb Shichon and purchased the small booster. When she lies down in it (which isn't often - she prefers to look out the window) she curls up and there is room for another small dog. However, they would be touching. There are two tethers so the manufacturer expected that there would be room for 2 small dogs in the booster. FYI - My passenger air bag automatically turns off which makes this booster very desirable for the front seat (2010 Honda Civic). Also, the booster cleans very well. I'm very happy with mine. Good luck!
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I think a 26 pound dog should be fine. With heavier dog it would definitely sag in the middle. I have no problem with sagging but my three are all under 5 pounds (chihuahuas).
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That's a tough question - I can put a 24 lb Corgi in easily because we teach it to go in and out before a flight. Depending on how slender they are and length of legs etc. I am sure you could get two in okay but then try getting the third in there and the others not liking it. If this is for a flight I do not think they would allow 3 in the same carrier but for a road trip maybe and I mean "maybe". I love my large Sherpa on wheels - wish I could help more definitively
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I have a folding bike with small diameter wheels so the weight is down lower and because of that I don't need two for balance but if you have a typical full size wheel then a basket load could throw you off if you are not sitting on the seat. Also if you have big feet like myself than the basket needs to be back more that even creates a bigger imbalance. I carry a 10 1/2 pound dog in each basket so it balances out nicely but on occasion I may have only one and it works fine but that is because of low center of gravity because of the small wheels. Going at a moderate pace with larger wheels and a high rack should not be a problem either. I have a folding bike with small diameter wheels so the weight is down lower and because of that I don't need two for balance but if you have a typical full size wheel then a basket load could throw you off if you are not sitting on the seat. Also if you have big feet like myself than the basket needs to be back more that even creates a bigger imbalance. I carry a 10 1/2 pound dog in each basket so it balances out nicely but on occasion I may have only one and it works fine but that is because of low center of gravity because of the small wheels. Going at a moderate pace with larger wheels... » Read More I have a folding bike with small diameter wheels so the weight is down lower and because of that I don't need two for balance but if you have a typical full size wheel then a basket load could throw you off if you are not sitting on the seat. Also if you have big feet like myself than the basket needs to be back more that even creates a bigger imbalance. I carry a 10 1/2 pound dog in each basket so it balances out nicely but on occasion I may have only one and it works fine but that is because of low center of gravity because of the small wheels. Going at a moderate pace with larger wheels and a high rack should not be a problem either. « Show Less
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Yes, we put my husband's 23 pound Pomerania Mix and our 15 pound Pug Mix in it. They seem to have plenty of room. My daughter is always bike around the house with our Pomeranian by herself and she has more than enough room. I hope this answers your question.
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Hi Christa,We see no problem with the size and weight of your dog. To our side in this, we have two dogs and there is plenty of room for both. The construction of this doggyhut is very well made and should you purchase this you will not regret getting this model. Hope this helps you.
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Look at the dimensions of the two. You get more space. It is not just 2 more racks. If it is made by the same manufacturer, Bradley, the what is more important to you? More space? Saving $100? Yes, the larger one has more space and more racks but is it worth it to YOU for YOUR needs to spend the extra $100? I purchased the 6 rack and we like it. It holds a LOT of meat. How many people do you normally entertain? Do you need it? Good luck with your decision!
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I did purchase it for my ten pound dog and I thought it should be deeper. On turns it made me nervous that he'd fall out. I still have it on my bike tho, for their water and leashes, etc that we might need on our ride. I have two dogs that I take with me. I have a trike so they both sit in the back basket together. I hope this helps you in making a decision.
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Hi, My dog is right in the middle of the two of yours, 15" and just over 8lbs. Can you tell me what size you ended up purchasing and how it worked out, it would be so helpful for me. Thank you!
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Our dog is 15 lbs and fits fine but chooses not to stay in it for long. I don't lock him in as I am worried about strangling. I do not believe it would work for two small dogs. Not enough room.
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If they do not mind being on top of one another. I put my 34 lb dog in this. and she fills it completely.I believe that this comes in a larger size....i would suggest that better..I also have the 4 wheel cart...that is very difficult to use ...you cannot push with one hand and talk on the phone.